Jacksonville's Gold Rush: A Self-Guided Walking Tour

onstruction after devastating fires in 1873 and 1874. Peek through the bars of a jail cell that sat directly beneath a fire bell for a century.

Take in this historic building, one of the oldest landmarks in the state, now serving award-winning coffee and fresh-baked pastries.

Take in this lively local spot, part of a legacy that once counted as many as 36 saloons in this gold rush boomtown.

Take in this storied building, one of Jacksonville's most talked-about haunted landmarks.

iled noise complaints about his ghost roommate. Take in this striking building, now a museum interpreting the city's history.

Take in this historic building, still standing as a testament to the town's gold rush wealth.

uilding that began life in 1868 as the town dentist's residence. Take in this refashioned historic house, now filled with handmade gifts from local artisans.

Take in this remarkably preserved building, retaining all of its original period fixtures.

Take in this longstanding local institution, still serving Jacksonville's main drag more than 150 years later.

End your tour at the Britt Festival grounds, a stunning outdoor amphitheater built on the hillside estate of Peter Britt. Take in this fitting conclusion, honoring the pioneer photographer who planted Southern Oregon's first wine grapes and pear orchard.